Changing the keyboard bindings (Ctl+Alt+F1) in Xwindows

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Subject: Changing the keyboard bindings (Ctl+Alt+F1) in Xwindows
From: Shiju Mathew <mshiju@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 7 Oct 2005 13:43:43 +0900
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Reply-to: Shiju Mathew <mshiju@xxxxxxxxx>

Hi,
In Xwindows on pressing ctl+alt+<f1-f6> swithes the system to console mode. We are developing a system were we would like these key presses to do different action.Could someone help me to find out how to change these keybinding in Xwindows.

Thanks,
Shiju

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